Start Your Own Coffee Shop Course with Dublin Barista School at The Clifftown House

If you have always dreamed of opening your own coffee shop, then sign up to this 2-day course with Dublin Barista School and learn from industry experts

This two-day event will be co-hosted by Dublin Barista School founder & Managing Director James McCormack and James Kavanagh of Curabinny, on-hand to talk all things business.

Topics include:
• Where to start
• Understanding the industry
• Staff sourcing and training
• Menu choice / Coffee / Machinery
• How to set your breakeven
• How to strategize & set budgets in business

During this two-day course, on Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th October, key speakers will also partake. Guest speaker James Kavanagh will attempt latte art while discussing social media, brand creation, and his big passion of opening his own coffee shop.

Other speakers will highlight what you need to be aware of when starting and operating a new business. These include HR company & consultant speaking about hiring, firing and drawing up contracts; Flemings Real Estate will talk about property and leases. Accounting and bookkeeping will also be discussed; a tax cosultant will be present to answer your questions. Bell Lane Coffee coffee roasters who will also host a coffee tasting while UCC, coffee machine suppliers, will discuss equipment, as well as renting and buying options etc.

This 2-day course begins on Saturday 19th October at 9am, and concludes on Sunday 20th Ocotober at 5pm.

Tickets cost €499, which you can buy now via dublinbaristaschool.ie

Terms & Conditions
– This experience is part of DublinTown Food & Drink Festival 2019
– Any overspend must be paid directly to the business
– This experience is an agreement between the Customer and The Clifftown House. For any further booking queries/questions, please contact The Clifftown House directly
– Once you have booked your experience, you are a customer of the business providing the experience and you will be the sole responsibility of that business, and not the responsibility of DublinTown